Allan Stagg a.k.a. Juris H. Josts was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, to Herman and Anna Josts, on August 28, 1951.
Allan worked in various radio stations in his 40 year career. Many of the stations he worked at were in Michigan, and then in the Chicagoland area.
Stations in Chicago included, WXRT, WCKG, and The Drive.
Allan married Catherine on May 1, 1990. They had 5 sons, Luc, Levi, Dio, Deuk and Drac Josts, all of Marshall, Michigan.
Allan had a distintive voice. His show, Santuary, was a personal favorite of mine.
I grew up listening to the kind of music that Allan represented. He will be missed...
Allan worked in various radio stations in his 40 year career. Many of the stations he worked at were in Michigan, and then in the Chicagoland area.
Stations in Chicago included, WXRT, WCKG, and The Drive.
Allan married Catherine on May 1, 1990. They had 5 sons, Luc, Levi, Dio, Deuk and Drac Josts, all of Marshall, Michigan.
Allan had a distintive voice. His show, Santuary, was a personal favorite of mine.
I grew up listening to the kind of music that Allan represented. He will be missed...
Allan Stagg a.k.a. Juris H. Josts was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, to Herman and Anna Josts, on August 28, 1951.
Allan worked in various radio stations in his 40 year career. Many of the stations he worked at were in Michigan, and then in the Chicagoland area.
Stations in Chicago included, WXRT, WCKG, and The Drive.
Allan married Catherine on May 1, 1990. They had 5 sons, Luc, Levi, Dio, Deuk and Drac Josts, all of Marshall, Michigan.
Allan had a distintive voice. His show, Santuary, was a personal favorite of mine.
I grew up listening to the kind of music that Allan represented. He will be missed...
Allan worked in various radio stations in his 40 year career. Many of the stations he worked at were in Michigan, and then in the Chicagoland area.
Stations in Chicago included, WXRT, WCKG, and The Drive.
Allan married Catherine on May 1, 1990. They had 5 sons, Luc, Levi, Dio, Deuk and Drac Josts, all of Marshall, Michigan.
Allan had a distintive voice. His show, Santuary, was a personal favorite of mine.
I grew up listening to the kind of music that Allan represented. He will be missed...
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